Waste to Diesel Market Global Industry Analysis 2016 - 2024 Nov 2016 | Page 2

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Global Waste to Diesel Market: Overview
Waste management is a costly affair providing little scope for return on investment. This, alongside the incumbent
concern of effectively disposing the soaring waste, is compelling municipal bodies and governments around the world look
for cost-effective ways of managing waste generated and accumulated worldwide. Waste to diesel has thus emerged as
an effective and inexpensive method of producing fuel from plastic waste, municipal waste, and fat or oil waste.
Considering the world has turbulent times ahead with the fast depleting fuel reserves, the global waste to diesel market
shows potential to spawn a thriving industry. The waste to diesel concept provides relief from one of the most crucial
urban problems by generating automotive-usable diesel from urban waste.
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In the report, Transparency Market Research (TMR) compiles exhaustive information summarizing the factors responsible
for the market’s growth. It presents an in-depth study of the prevailing market trends and growth drivers and restraints. To
provide a better perspective of the global waste to diesel market to its stakeholders, the report also includes refined
growth projections. The leading companies in the market are profiled to study the effect of the prevalent trends on them,
and the effect of their business strategies on the overall waste to diesel market.
Global Waste to Diesel Market: Trends and Opportunities
One of the chief factors propelling the market’s growth is the increasing demand for transport fuel. Coupled with the
same, the globally rising fuel prices is creating substantial growth opportunities for the global waste to diesel market. The
annual waste accumulated worldwide if processed into energy could cater to about one-tenth of the global energy
requirements.
Furthermore, concerns relating to effectively disposing waste in big cities, where millions of tons of waste are generated
every year with no economic value is soaring higher than ever. This however provides manufacturers with abundant yet
cheap source of raw materials, enabling them to afford investing in R&D and still produce diesel at comparable rates if not
less than what is prevalent in the market.
However, the method is a time-consuming one, which might create limitations for the global waste to diesel market.
With an increasing number of vehicle manufacturers focusing on producing emission-free vehicles, diesel might soon get
out of favor.